2024 UMBC Transfer Viewbook

2024 TR ANSFER VIEWBOOK

You know WHY. We know HOW.

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1966

YEAR FOUNDED

10,490 90+

COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

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MAJORS AND PROGR AMS

STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO

TOP 150 FOR FEDERAL RESEARCH FUNDING

What’s Inside 2 Welcome

ACADEMICS 4

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

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College of Engineering and Information Technology

12 College of Natural and Mathematical Sciences 16 Other Areas of Study 18 Honors College and Scholars Programs

OUTCOMES 20 Employment and Internships 22 Graduate School

LEARNING BEYOND THE CL ASSROOM 24 Student Research 26 The Transfer Experience

PREPARING FOR RETRIEVER LIFE 28 Athletics and Recreation 30 Study Abroad and Service Learning 32 Housing, Dining, Safety, Well-Being, and Transportation 36 Cost and Financial Aid 38 Preparing to Transfer 40 Next Steps

Meet our Students 6

Pam Voulalas ’24

10 An Dang ’24 14 Samuel Barnett ’25

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TRUE GRIT—MORE THAN A MASCOT

Grit. It’s an attitude, defined by courage, resolve, and strength of character, that sits at the center of our indomitable UMBC spirit. That’s why we named our mascot True Grit. This aptly named Chesapeake Bay Retriever represents the values of our university: academics, community, wellness, and civic agency.

You know your WHY. We’ll show you HOW. GREAT THINGS HAPPEN WHEN YOU’RE PART OF A COMMUNITY THAT SUPPORTS AND BELIEVES IN YOU. When you transfer to #RetrieverNation, you’ll work side by side with professors who are recognized nationally not only for their expertise, but for their commitment to undergraduate teaching.

You’ll discover that curiosity and determination know no limits at UMBC. Our collaborative culture both challenges and supports everyone to push boundaries and make big breakthroughs. Here, you’ll build the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in whatever you set out to do.

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MAJORS AND PROGRAMS

COLLEGE OF ARTS, HUMANITIES, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Africana Studies

American Studies Ancient Studies

Anthropology, Cultural Art (see Visual Arts) Asian Studies Dance

Economics Education

- E arly Childhood - Elementary - S econdary

Emergency and Disaster Health Services - Emergency and Disaster Health Management - Emergency Health Leadership Paramedic

English

Environmental Science and Geography Financial Economics

Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality Studies

Geography and Environmental Studies Global Studies History

Media and Communication Studies

Modern Languages, Linguistics, and Intercultural Communication

- Russian - Spanish - A pplied Linguistics

Music

- Jazz Studies - Music Composition - Music Education - Choral - Music Education - Instrumental - Music Performance Instrumental - Music Performance - Vocal - Music Technology

Philosophy

Political Science

Pre-Professional Programs - Pre-Accounting - Pre-Business - Pre-Law

Psychology

Public Health

Religious Studies Social Work Sociology Theatre

- Acting - D esign/Production - T heatre Studies

Visual Arts

- A nimation - Graphic Design - Photography and Cinema - Print Media - V isual Arts and Media

- French - G erman

The COLLEGE OF ARTS, HUMANITIES, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES spans the disciplines, the centuries, and the globe. True to the liberal arts, we ask questions fundamental to human existence: Who are we? Where have we been? What matters? Through diverse, challenging programs of study, with countless opportunities for research, creative work, internships, and other co-curricular activities, our students develop skills and knowledge that prepare them for a variety of careers and a lifetime of thoughtful citizenship and leadership in a complex world.

Scan to learn more about the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.

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Embracing

NEW BEGINNINGS

Pam Voulalas ’24 Music

In her high school years, Pam Voulalas ’24 was a promising clarinetist, her heart set on studying music to land a coveted spot in a significant symphony orchestra. The realization of how infrequent these positions became available, however, led her to put her clarinet aside—a pause that lasted for 37 years.

After decades of scientific pursuits, Pam decided to pick up where she left off. She enrolled in a music theory class at Howard Community College (HCC) and found herself inextricably drawn towards the subject. That one theory class evolved into a challenging yet rewarding journey. After walking away with an associate degree in music performance from HCC, she continued on to graduate with her B.A. in music from UMBC.

Learn more about how Pam pursued her passion for music.

TRANSFER STUDENT ALLIANCE The Transfer Student Alliance (TSA) is a member benefit program for Maryland community college students interested in transferring to UMBC. TSA members enjoy a number of benefits, including application fee waiver, at both UMBC and UMBC at the Universities at Shady Grove.

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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Did you know the UMBC-NASA partnership goes back two decades? Learn more about how UMBC scientists and student researchers launched the HARP2 instrument on NASA’s PACE mission by visiting the college’s website below.

MAJORS AND PROGRAMS Business Technology Administration

Chemical Engineering

– Biotechnology/Bioengineering – Environmental Engineering and Sustainability

Computer Engineering

Computer Science

– Cybersecurity – Data Science – Game Development

Information Systems – Management

Mechanical Engineering

Learn more about the College of Engineering and Information Technology.

The COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY is constantly asking what’s next, with our focus on research, innovation, and education. We create a space for our students that allows them to cross disciplines in both their research and their classes. As a result, our students become adept problem solvers who are poised to tackle modern technological challenges. In all that we do, we work to include diverse voices, conduct cutting-edge research, and prepare students to join a global workforce.

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Discovering

THE PERFECT PATH

An Dang ’24

Chemical Engineering An made a bold transfer from Montgomery College, accompanied by a significant shift in her major from biology to chemical engineering.

Despite being a transfer student in a new field, An didn’t let any obstacles hold her back. She immediately immersed herself in the activities of the Department of Chemical, Biochemical, and Environmental Engineering. In the same year, she played a significant role in organizing a major student conference led by the student chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers—a first for the group. This fall, An will be heading to the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor to pursue her Ph.D.

Read about An’s transition to UMBC.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE PARTNERSHIPS We welcome community college transfer students and have established strong collaborative relationships with many institutions to help streamline your transfer to UMBC.

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MAJORS AND PROGRAMS Pre-Professional Programs

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Biological Sciences Biology Education Chemistry

Chemistry Education

COLLEGE OF NATURAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

– Biochemistry – Physical Chemistry

Mathematics Physics

Physics Education

– Pre-Dental Hygiene – Pre-Dentistry – Pre-Medical Research Technology – Pre-Medicine – Pre-Nursing – Pre-Optometry – Pre-Pharmacy – Pre-Physical Therapy – Pre-Podiatry – Pre-Veterinary Medicine

Statistics

Translational Life Science Technology

Learn more about the College of Natural and Mathematical Sciences.

In the COLLEGE OF NATURAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, we emphasize research experiences as teaching and learning tools and create opportunities for our students to work side by side with faculty, post-docs, and graduate students using state-of-the-art equipment.

We create space for students to explore, testing various hypotheses and making personal discoveries. This work, combined with our emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration, gives our students the chance to test the waters for future academic and career pursuits.

FROM RESEARCHING TO RESEARCHER: MENTORING IS KEY At UMBC, you’ll find that your professors are more than lecturers—they’re mentors who will get to know you and work alongside you to help you achieve your goals.

Mentors are able to create a safe environment where students can explore their interests in research and determine their path for the future. These mentors have a deep and long-lasting impact on the students who work with them, and the students’ creativity and fresh perspectives inspire their mentors.

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An Inspiring Journey TO STEM

Samuel Barnett ’25 Biochemistry

Samuel’s path wasn’t always clear. Facing a crossroads in his academic pursuit, Samuel was on the verge of leaving his education behind when he enrolled in Howard Community College. Samuel joined the BUILD a Bridge to STEM internship program. This program is part of the broader STEM BUILD initiative and, according to Samuel, played a crucial role in his journey toward becoming a Goldwater Scholar during his time at UMBC.

Read more about Samuel’s journey to STEM Research.

BUILD A BRIDGE TO STEM INTERNSHIP This summer internship focuses on transfer students from a number of collaborating community colleges and institutions in Maryland.

Qualified students participate in an eight-week research training program led by faculty during the summer. The goal is to give students interested in pursuing a four-year degree in biomedical and behavioral sciences experience in a research setting.

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THE ERICKSON SCHOOL OF AGING STUDIES erickson.umbc.edu The Erickson School's Management of Aging Studies program combines business management, public policy, and the study of human aging to prepare the next generation of leaders in the longevity market.

OTHER AREAS OF STUDY

SOCIAL WORK PROGRAM socialwork.umbc.edu The Baccalaureate Social Work Program at UMBC is part of the University of Maryland’s School of Social Work. Students will build the skills and techniques they’ll need for a generalist practice focused on individuals, families, groups, and communities.

INDIVIDUALIZED STUDY PROGRAM inds.umbc.edu Our Individualized Study program gives students a chance to chart their own course as they design a major that allows them to explore multiple interests.

Examples of degrees from recent graduates include prosthetic design, critical carceral studies, and holistic pediatric rehabilitation and care.

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS UMBC offers a range of two-, three-, and four-year pre-professional programs designed to help our students propel themselves into allied health and other professional fields. Our programs include: — Pre-Accounting

— Pre-Nursing

— Pre-Anesthesiologist Assistant

— Pre-Occupational Therapy

— Pre-Athletic Training

— Pre-Optometry

— Pre-Business

— Pre-Pharmacy

— Pre-Chiropractic Medicine

— Pre-Physical Therapy

— Pre-Dental Hygiene

— Pre-Podiatry

— Pre-Dentistry — Pre-Law — Pre-Medical Research Technology — Pre-Medicine

— Pre-Physician Assistant — Pre-Veterinary Medicine

UMBC AT THE UNIVERSITIES AT SHADY GROVE shadygrove.umbc.edu UMBC provides a unique environment for students to earn a degree in Montgomery County at The Universities at Shady Grove (USG), where we offer a curated selection of programs. Students who have as few as 45 college credits may be eligible to access UMBC’s best faculty, dynamic learning environment, and individualized advising, all without commuting to Baltimore.

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YOU WANT TO GO ABOVE & BEYOND. WE’LL HELP YOU GET THERE.

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MEET THE HONORS COLLEGE AT UMBC In the Honors College, you’ll take classes and seminars that will help you cultivate your distinctive skills and abilities with some of our best professors alongside other students committed to intellectual inquiry.

DISCOVER OUR SCHOLARS PROGRAMS We’ve built a unique set of programs with scholarships where you’ll find a supportive community that is focused on giving you a launchpad for your academic, career, and life goals.

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Cyber Scholars: For students who are ready to take on the cybersecurity challenges of today and tomorrow.

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Transfer Scholars in IT and Engineering (T-SITE): For incoming transfer students seeking faculty and peer mentorship to help build leadership skills, secure industry internships, and explore career options.

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Sherman Teacher Scholars: Prepares students who have a desire to teach in high-needs and urban schools to become culturally responsive and compassionate educators who believe all children deserve a high quality education.

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Charlotte W. Newcombe Scholars: For undergraduates over the age of 25 seeking their first undergraduate degree.

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U-RISE Scholars: An undergraduate research training scholarship program for juniors and seniors, with the goal of increasing the number of students from underrepresented groups who pursue Ph.D. degrees and research careers in the biomedical sciences.

HONORS COLLEGE SEMINARS Supplement your classes with unique and interdisciplinary seminars like: —

Facts and Fiction of Exercise

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Race, Poverty, and Gender in Baltimore

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Disasters That Shaped Us

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Criminal Justice

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The Body in East Asia

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You’ll Be Ready

FOR CAREER SUCCESS When you choose UMBC, you’re choosing a university with a reputation for preparing students for careers or graduate school.

90,000+

ALUMNI NETWORK AND CAREER PIPELINE

93%

OF EMPLOYED UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE RECIPIENTS ARE IN POSITIONS DIRECTLY RELATED TO THEIR CAREER GOALS.

GRADUATES WORKING IN

37 + 11 STATES

COUNTRIES

500+ 54%

EMPLOYER VISITS TO RECRUIT

OF STUDENTS EMPLOYED INTERNED AT THE PLACE THEY WORK

WHERE YOU’LL MAKE AN IMPACT We’ve forged strong relationships with top employers that will give you a pipeline for rich and engaging internships and careers. Here are just a few examples of the organizations who often recruit our students and alumni:

GET REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE WITH INTERNSHIPS UMBC helps you secure internships that will not only give you the chance to gain experience and contribute to companies and government agencies, but also help you make the connections you’ll need to secure a job aligned to your skills and interests.

UMBC STUDENT INTERNSHIP AND SERVICE FUND UMBC created a special fund to provide stipends to students interested in unpaid internship and service opportunities as we know taking unpaid internships can cause obstacles and sacrifice for many students.

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UMBC Can

TAKE YOU PLACES

If you’re looking to embark on a career in academia and scholarship that takes you to grad school and beyond, UMBC will help you get there. Many of our students continue their studies, pursuing master’s and doctoral degrees and professions. Some also earn prestigious scholarships that take them around the U.S. and the world as they attend graduate school and conduct research.

REACHING TOGETHER: UMBC PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR PRESTIGIOUS SCHOLARSHIPS We support our students in their pursuit of internationally renowned scholarships. In the past few years we’ve celebrated two UMBC students who were named Rhodes Scholars and eight named Goldwater Scholars.

CONTINUING OUR FULBRIGHT LEGACY David Bullman ’22, ancient studies, has a unique background of serving as a musician and public diplomat in the U.S. Army. After graduating, he headed to North Macedonia to teach English to college students. David is among 85 alumni and students who have received the Fulbright U.S. Student Program awards.

UMBC’S NEWEST GATES CAMBRIDGE SCHOLAR Christopher Slaughter ‘23, computer engineering, is the fifth student from UMBC to win a Gates Cambridge Scholarship to pursue graduate work at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.

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Discover Yourself THROUGH RESEARCH

We believe that research is an important key to making big change in our world. That’s why UMBC is among only 146 institutions in the nation that have reached the highest level of research performance known as R1 (Research 1). We create unparalleled opportunities for you to get involved in our labs and research projects here on campus.

Working alongside professors and graduate students, you’ll lead the design and implementation of creative and challenging research projects. That independence will propel you forward as you develop your identity as a researcher.

“ Having undergraduates in the lab has extended our capability to ask more complex questions than we would otherwise take on.”

— PROFESSOR CHUCK BIEBERICH, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

HOW YOU’LL MAKE A DIFFERENCE Our students research and publish across every academic discipline, and they make real discoveries and change in the world as a result.

See some of their recent work in UMBC Review, a peer-reviewed publication, completely directed

by UMBC undergraduate students.

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH AWARDS Students at UMBC can receive up to $1,500 to support their research, scholarship, or creative work with a UMBC faculty mentor on an original project.

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From Day One, WE SUPPORT YOU

WELCOMING TRANSFER STUDENTS TO CAMPUS We’ve created a variety of transfer orientation programs to get you started on the right foot and help you meet your fellow transfer students.

TRANSFER SEMINARS We offer unique courses for incoming transfer students to help them navigate a new university. These seminars will help you connect quickly with your college and move forward with your academic planning.

TRANSFER STUDENT NETWORK The Transfer Student Network (TSN) is here to help you adjust to a new campus. Membership includes monthly 1:1 mentor check-ins, free events and trips, and access to campus resources and transfer student workshops.

JOIN OUR T.E.A.M. The Transfer Engagement and Achievement Mentoring (T.E.A.M.) program is dedicated to increasing the persistence and retention of underrepresented male students at UMBC, with emphasis on Black men, through a renewed sense of self and development of leadership skills.

TAU SIGMA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This honor society was created specifically for transfer students to recognize and promote their academic excellence and involvement.

Our UMBC chapter provides a chance to bond with other transfer students through networking and social events.

Learn more about services available to transfer students.

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You’ll Play

AS HARD AS YOU WORK

You’re sure to find something on campus to do among our many clubs, student organizations, and sports teams. Maybe you want to play a game of basketball or take a fitness class at the Retriever Activities Center? No matter your interest, we’ll keep you moving in pursuit of an active and balanced life.

RETRIEVER ACTIVITIES CENTER (RAC) The Retriever Activities Center is home to weight rooms, cardio spaces, outdoor and indoor pools, basketball and tennis courts, and more. The RAC staff offers over 30 group fitness and cycling classes, virtual classes, and personal training.

250 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS You’ll find students interested in everything from food, culture, and the arts to athletics, anime, engineering, world politics, and more.

17 NCAA DIVISION I SPORTS TEAMS MEN’S

WOMEN’S

Baseball

Softball

Basketball

Basketball

Cross Country

Cross Country

Lacrosse

Lacrosse

Soccer

Soccer

Swimming and Diving

Swimming and Diving

Track and Field

Track and Field

Volleyball

30+ CLUB AND INTRAMURAL SPORTS TEAMS Whether you are looking for a way to get to know students or test yourself in a competitive environment, UMBC offers a number of options for students.

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You’ll Explore THE WORLD

At UMBC, the world is—quite literally—your classroom. Learn about new cultures and governments. Test your research chops in an on-site archaeology lab. Explore art and literature in the places they were created. Whatever you choose, it’s sure to be an amazing experience.

WORRIED YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO STUDY ABROAD? Most students can use some or all of their financial aid and scholarships toward their experience overseas.

ROVING RETRIEVERS In the last year alone, UMBC students have enjoyed a study abroad experience in many cities around the world, including: — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

Cape Town, South Africa Chiang Mai, Thailand Granada, Spain Kyoto, Japan Lima, Peru London, England Melbourne, Australia Milan, Italy Nairobi, Kenya Paris, France Rabat, Morocco Rome, Italy San Jose, Costa Rica Santiago, Chile Seoul, South Korea Tampere, Finland

LEARNING THROUGH SERVICE Service and volunteerism are inextricably woven into our Retriever culture. All students can find unique and meaningful ways to get involved, learn about social issues, build skills, and act intentionally to better local and global communities. Service at UMBC is a gateway to deep, lifelong involvement in solving social problems and making meaningful, sustainable contributions.

WHERE OUR STUDENTS SERVE

Our students participate in service learning throughout the Baltimore and Washington, D.C., region, working with animals, children, immigrants, and patients in programs such as: – Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) – Esperanza Center – The Choice Program – Creative Coders – Ascension Saint Agnes Hospital

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Welcome to Your New Home AWAY FROM HOME

Our residence halls and apartments are the perfect place to start. You’ll love the independence of living on your own and the convenience of being close to class, campus life, academic opportunities, and recreational activities each day.

DINING ON CAMPUS Offering cuisine from around the world to standard fare, a variety of food can be found in our 17 restaurants all around campus, with many options to meet your dietary needs. And when you are looking for a change of scenery, you can explore dozens of restaurants near campus.

TRANSFER COMMUNITY

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TRANSPORTATION With over 300 stops, UMBC Transit provides a free, convenient, and green alternative for commuters and the residential population of UMBC. We also offer Transit Tracker, a web-enabled, GPS tool that provides real-time location information for riders.

HEALTH AND WELL-BEING Retriever Integrated Health (RIH) blends physical and mental health services to provide a collaborative and holistic approach to support your well-being and success. Our team is committed to providing the UMBC community with high-quality services, support, and resources.

CAMPUS SAFETY UMBC is committed to keeping you and the community safe. UMBC’s Police Department provides police service 24 hours a day throughout the year. In addition, UMBC offers UMBC Alerts using our text notification system to provide updates and safety information.

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Financing

YOUR EDUCATION

Financing your education is an important step, and that’s why we offer a wide range of financial aid and scholarships.

COST OF ATTENDANCE: LIVING ON CAMPUS (2024 — 2025)* IN-STATE PER YEAR

OUT-OF-STATE PER YEAR

TUITION/FEES

$13,257

$31,225

ROOM AND BOARD

$15,146

$15,146

BOOKS, TRANSPORTATION AND FEES:

$6,164

$6,164

TOTAL:

$34,567

$52,535

* Each student’s individual costs may vary based upon courses, housing, and meal plan selection.

Costs are subject to change with Board of Regents approval.

NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID Financial aid programs are available and awarded in three categories: grants, loans, and employment. The Office of Financial Aid will prepare a financial aid package for eligible students which may consist of one or more of these types of aid to assist in meeting a student’s financial needs.

Learn more about financial aid.

FINANCIAL AID DATES — Spring Priority Deadline: December 1 — Fall Priority Deadline: March 1

UMBC was named a 2024 Best Value University by U.S. News and World Report.

MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS

UMBC offers competitive merit scholarships to incoming community college transfer students, which do not require a separate application. Scholarships are awarded based on academic accomplishment, program membership, and timely completion of the admissions application. To be eligible for a transfer scholarship, applicants should have 30 or more credits completed at the time of admission application; priority consideration is given to students completing an associate's degree prior to transfer.

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Preparing for a

SUCCESSFUL TRANSFER UMBC created a variety of resources and tools to help you navigate your transfer smoothly and with confidence.

TRANSFER CENTRAL We know the three most asked questions regarding transfer are: How will my credits transfer? How long will it take to graduate? And, how much will it cost? That’s why UMBC created Transfer Central, an interactive tool that will give you real-time credit estimates, best fit major recommendations,and access to important dates, milestones, and transfer resources that you’ll need along the way.

TRANSFER STUDENT ALLIANCE The Transfer Student Alliance (TSA) is a member benefit program for Maryland community college students interested in transferring to UMBC. From day one, our TSA members enjoy a number of benefits at both UMBC and UMBC at the Universities at Shady Grove.

MEMBER BENEFITS INCLUDE: —

$75 transfer application fee waiver

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25% tuition discount for one concurrent UMBC course per semester

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Guaranteed annual merit scholarship for up to two years

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Guaranteed on-campus housing

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Priority advising and registration at New Student Orientation

PRE-TRANSFER ADVISING Our pre-transfer advisors are here to support transfer students and connect them to services and resources to help smooth the transition to UMBC. To discuss transfer academic plans such as UMBC graduation requirements, transfer credits, and major requirements, book an appointment with a UMBC pre-transfer advisor.

Learn more about these services.

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Our COMMUNITY 2023 TRANSFER STUDENT PROFILE

1,129 3.10 47.6% INCOMING TRANSFER STUDENT ENROLLMENT

AVERAGE GPA

WOMEN

52.4% MEN

INCOMING TRANSFER STUDENT ENROLLMENT

• African American 23% • Asian American 16% • Hispanic 14% • International 4% • Other 8% • White 34%

IMPORTANT DEADLINES Fall Admission to UMBC and the Honors College at UMBC —

Priority Deadline: March 1

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Regular Deadline: June 1

Spring Admission to UMBC and the Honors College at UMBC —

Priority Deadline: October 15

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Regular Deadline: December 1

QUESTIONS?

Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation at admissions@umbc.edu or 410-455-2292.

We can’t wait to hear from you!

Schedule a visit.

So What’s NEXT? VISIT UMBC

You can get a great sense of life as a Retriever without even setting foot on campus. We’ve curated a number of videos, photos, and a 360 tour of campus.

Prefer in person? Join us on campus for a tour or information session, offered most weekdays and Saturdays, and meet with an admissions representative to learn more about our admissions requirements, scholarships, academic programs, and more.

Ready to APPLY? Get more information about the application process.

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